Support in the US for the war is declining just as predicted and as expected. This was before the college protests. The next stage of the war will only make it worse.
...and it has started. So, when the protests get worse you know one of the main reasons.
I understand it is easy to blame the US. If only the US would let Israel fight the war the way they want. Here is a news flash. The US can't make Israel do anything. The choice is on Israel. Please stop all the whining and constant blaming the US.
You don't see a difference in pushing a certain policy and negotiating in bad faith?
Yes I see a difference. Claiming the US did it without a shred of evidence is going down the rabbit hole. When you see nothing but negative articles about the US, I guess that is the end result.Exhibit C for EC.
If the sources saying the wording changes were approved by burns are reliable, interpret those changes as you wish. That's bad faith enough for me
Then you don't understand how negotiating works. You are trying to get a deal and there is constant back and forth. Hamas pulled off a PR coup. So they win the PR game again so let's blame the US instead of the complete failure by Israel.
Ironically since ostensibly US interest is more in finishing quickly (specifically before November) then it is in hamas survival/victory, had they not stalled rafah for so long, it would have been over that much sooner
The only thing that allowed it to be a PR coup was that the US went along with it as if Hamas agreed to previous proposals.
Yup, blame the US for Rafah. I am sure it had nothing to with the massive logistics involved. Why didn't Israel go in on day one? Oct 7 was a massive failure by Israel. You want to blame someone then there is your starting point!!!
So the US was complicate in the PR stunt?
Most likely both the logistics and fear of losing US aid (which seems to be happening anyhow) were part of it. Probably also to give troops time to rest and to wait until after Pesach.
If the US let the language through without letting Israel know as is claimed by the NYT article, then yes.
Quoting what is reported in NYT is an EC? Interesting.
You don't see a difference in quoting something and accepting it as fact pushing a certain policy and negotiating in bad faith?